October is my favorite month of the year! The weather is pretty much perfect here in Virginia Beach. We do get those cool Fall days but there are also some days that are still in the 80’s! I believe pumpkin is everyone’s favorite fall flavor including the dogs! Pumpkin dog treats are really easy to make and are healthy for your pup! I made this frozen dog treat to stay cool on those hot Fall days. Be sure to check out ALL of our DIY pet projects, costume ideas, and more on our Halloween page and get more recipes for pumpkin dog treats here.
Ingredients
- 1 cup non-fat plain frozen yogurt
- 1/2 cup canned pure pumpkin
- 1/4 cup water
Time Required
- 15 minutes + freeze time
Cost and Tools Required
This project cost me $1! I already had the ingredients and bought the pumpkin ice cube tray at the Dollar Tree.
Step by Step Instructions
Step One
Mix the yogurt, pumpkin, and water together. You can add more water to help make the mixture “runny” so that it’s easier to fill the ice cube tray.
Step Two
Pour the mixture into your pumpkin shaped ice cube tray (s).
TIP: I used a cake decorating tip as a funnel to make sure I got the mixture into the tray without spillage.
Step Three
Freeze for about 3-4 hours or overnight.
The pumpkin treats should look something like this when they are done:
Once the treats are completely frozen, pop them out and serve! Happy Howl-O-Ween!
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Stacy says
Super cute, thanks for the great (and easy) idea! Found this on Pinterest 🙂
Jessica Sala says
It’s so funny because half the dog treat ideas you post I end up eating with them!
Mimi @ Irresistible Pets says
HA!!!
Al says
Made these and am very excited but quick question. How many treats are an okay serving for a 15 pound maltipoo?? Thanks!